Lawton Constitution Masthead and contact lines
The fragment lists staff roles and office details of the Lawton Constitution including editor publisher and various managers. It notes distribution and office location at Third and A Avenue in Lawton Oklahoma with post office mail classification and affiliation with state and southern press associations.
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W. KM. Nails
W D. Hargraves
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Anton
Oklahoma
Oklenoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Local News Policy and Corrections Policy Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches in this paper. Advertisers must pay in advance or obtain written authorization from local business leaders. The paper will promptly correct any erroneous reflections or misstatements once brought to management’s attention.
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Associated Press
Perfectionists demand flawless policy amid Cold War strain
The writer argues Americans tolerate private frailty but demand flawless public policy amid complex global challenges. He questions haste for rapid gains in South Vietnam, Latin America, Berlin and Cuba, noting leaders face unprecedented tasks and risk of near nuclear consequences without perfect plans.
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Korea
Laos
Indonesia
India
Cuba
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Viet Nam
Latin America
Berlin
Castro
Compacts Grow Bigger as Auto Makers Market Size
The piece notes a shift from true small cars to larger compact models using superlatives like biggest and most powerful. It argues this inflation stems from demand, with deluxe compacts replacing basic family models and concerns over maintaining true compact identities amid foreign competition.
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Detroit
Tax informers reap rewards for government tips
The federal government collected 13.5 million in taxes penalties and interest in fiscal year 1962 thanks to informers. Some 665 tattlers provided tips with an average reward of 833 dollars, 10 percent of recovered sums. A total of 4,147 reward claims were filed, but 3,482 were rejected for lack of proof.
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Commerce Clearing House
Thoughts For Today Verses On Judgment And Resurrection
A compact devotional excerpt contrasts biblical prophecy with a poem of judgment. It invokes I Corinthians and a Sir Walter Scott couplet to reflect on mortal frailty, divine wrath, and salvation through Christ across imagined end times.
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Christ
Sir Walter Scott
Senate probe widens on defense TFX contract dispute
A Senate probe led by Senator John L. McClellan challenges the McNamara controlled Defense Department decision awarding the TFX contract to General Dynamics Grumman after a Boeing proposal. Hearings focus on cost estimates commonality and engineering risk amid accusations of overruled military advice and possible underestimation of expenses.
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Defense Department
John L. McClellan
D., Ark
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U. S. Defense Establishment
Boeing Company
General Dynamics Corp
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Pentagon
Boeing
Secretary of Defense
Department
General Dynamics-Grumman
McNamara
Air Force
Navy
Eugene Zuckert
Fred Korth
McClellan
General Dynamics
Boeing Navy
General Dynamics - Grumman
John Stack
NASA
Charles A. Gayle
TFX
Zuckert
Korth
Congress
NATO powers back pole adding Polaris to subs
West Germany and Italy advocate arming conventional submarines with Polaris missiles as an alternative to surface ships. Bonn and Rome argue underseas craft reduce vulnerability and cost about 40 million dollars versus 16-missile surface ships. They foresee reduced maintenance and increased range disadvantaging Soviet targets. Merchant cites NATO finance limits and multi nat crewing doubts while Ottawa talks May 21 23 will shape Kennedy’s deterrent plan. Cuba Watch shows Soviet weapons hidden in Cuban caves prompting Senate probe and fresh intel.
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Washington
Livingston Merchant
NATO
Kennedy
Merchant
West Germany
Italy
Bonn
Rome
U. S
Russia
Defense
McNamara
White House
Mirror Mind Dreams and distractions influence behavior
The article argues warnings from dreams can reflect unconscious wishes and deserve consideration, though not guaranteed. It notes distractions fade with focus and that maternal employment does not harm family life, highlighting happier mothers and higher achieving children when both parents work.
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Texas
Political Announcements for City Offices
The list presents Democratic candidates for street commissioner chief of police city clerk and council ward 5 including Clarence P Blackie Buzbee Brigham Eugene Hill Earl Christmas Frank Murphy Charles W High W R Haile Newt C Adair Claude W Booner Patterson R M Dodson and Willie J W P Munn.
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Clarence P
Blackie
Buzbee Brigham
Eugene Hill
Earl Christmas
Frank Murphy
Charles W. High
W. R. Haile Newt C. Adair
Claude W. (Booner) Patterson
R. M. Dodson
White Paper on Cuba Urged to End Policy Quarrel
Observers urge a complete white paper detailing all aspects of the Cuban misadventure to defuse political tensions in the 1964 presidential cycle. They warn that leaks and partisan blame risk damaging bipartisan foreign policy and endangering national security.
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Cuba
Washington
Sylvia Porter Sees Economy On High Plateau In March 1963
Sylvia Porter analyzes March 1963 economy, saying it sits on a high plateau after 25 months of recovery. She notes mixed signals from leading, coincident, and lagging indicators, with more positives than negatives and odds tilting toward an uptick this year despite political doubts and tax-cut delays.
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Berlin
Kennedy
Almanac Today March 12 1963 historical notes
The entry marks March 12 1963 with 294 to fol low. It notes Venus and Mars visible in the morning sky and Mars as the evening star. It recalls gifts and origins from history including 1904 Carnegie Hero Fund Foundation gift and 1912 Girl Scouts origin in Savannah Georgia.
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Venus
Mars
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund Foundation
Girl Scouts of America
Savannah
Juliette Gordon Low
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